St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-14
AMONG THE GAY.
The Notes That Sparkle in the
Sunbeam of Fashion.

The theater and ball given by the West End
Dramatic club last evening at the Twenty
seventh street hall was as successful as ell Its
sanguine well wishers could have hoped for
in point of attendance. The funny play,
How She Loved Him. which was presented
by the club short time ago. was again pro-
duced in very creditable style at the request
of anumber who were unable to attend the
other performance. The club is having
regular weekly rehearsals and will lin
the course of a few weeks pre-
sent some excellent plays. Following
the stage performance social hop was
started up, and was joined by large num-
Der, and the first variation of ''How She Loved
Him. was produced in a very fascinating
style. Some splendid selections were rem
dered during the evening by the Italian Or
chestra. Among the many present were: ID.
II. Thornton and wife, Mr.. Bayard and wife.
wife, Mr. Howe and wife. A. NJ. Baldwin,
Miss A. Miller, Miss Hattie Bedbury, Mr. Bed
bury and wife. Mr.. Woodman. Mr.. Corbett,
Louis Wilton, Henry Alexander and W.
DickeTson. .
Harmonic hall was comfortably filled last
evening to witness Ernest MGltrayers,H
which was presented by the Garrick Dramatic
club. The play was quite funny and unique,
and was received with rounds of applause.
The club is preparing the fine old comedy,
THE Road TO Ruin, which will be presented
at the same place within two weeks y
A Idlr humber were pIeSeHl Ut iuc ciltcI-
tainment last night at the Eighth Ward Re-
lief hail. The affair was under the auspices
of the young ladies of the Franklin NJ. K.
church.
A supper will be served from 6 to o'clock
tonight by the ladies of the Lyndale COngre-
national church. Music, singing, etc, will
follow the supper.
A social and oyster supper will be given
Friday evening by the Young Ladies Society
of the Park Avenue Presbyterian church. at
thu church parlors.
At the Central Baptist church parlors a
pleasant entertainment will be given to- night
by the young ladies. An excellent programme
has been carefully prepared, and pleasant
evening is assured.
grand masquerade ball will be given at
Harmonic hall Saturday evening next by
Svea band. A number of prizes will be given
for the most grotesque and elegant costumes.
The Flour City Snow Shoe and Toboggan
club will hold meeting tonight at $40 at
123 Washington avenue north. All members
are requested to be present
Elaborate arrangements are being made for
the reception to be given by Mrs. W. w. Nc
Nair at her magnificent residence on Linden
avenue Friday evening. DAMS orchestra
will render some fine selections during the
evening.
A social hop will be given tomorrow night
at the Windsor hotel, corner of Washington
and First avenues south.
IL
Malco1m's Dancing academy on Friday even
ing. The members will appear in fatigue
uniforms.
Cards are out announcing the wedding of
Miss Wilcox, of the East side, and Prof Wash
burn, which will take place at the First Uni
tartan church, corner of Mary Place and
Eighth street, on Dec. %.
Mayor Ames is making preparations to en-
terrain the graduating class of the Mlnneap-
oils High school, of which his daughter, Miss
Fife, is a member.
George l.. Short Faribault; W. W. Muir
frie, Sleepy Eye; 7. ID. Curtis. Chicago; c..
l.. GebrilsOn. New Hampton, To-; G. III. Pot
ter, Elgin ILL.,. i'll attendance at the State
Dairymen's convention, are stopping al the
Windsor.
W. II. Valleau. of DEBORAH. To-, a promi-
nent official of the Chicago. Milwaukee d. st.
Paul road, is enjoying the hospitality of Col.
Sherman at the Nicollet.
c. ID. Fratt of Menasha Wis, secretary of
the Webster Manufacturing company, is
stopping at the NicOllet.
J.B. OBrien, clerk at the Nicollet, re-
turned from Chicago Yesterday, where he has
been visiting friends for a week.
E. Y. Chiffon, prominent business man of
Howard Lake, is at the Nicollet He re-
ports quite boom at Howard Lake in the
building line.
\. Dickson and wife, of Winnipeg. and
Henry Wearne, of Bixheim, Germany, are
among the arrivals at the West.
L. F. Frsby, one of the leading Repub
hcan politicians of Milwaukee, is at the
Windsor be-
C.E. Oakley. who presides over the only
banking institution at Buffalo, Mimi, is in
the city.
F. NJ. Smith. the well-kuown jeweler, of
Boston, Mass, is registered at the " est
John B. Wetenhall, one of the prominent
citizens of MinOt, Oak, is at the Clark.
George Couch and wife left yesterday for
Florida, where they will spend the winter. 3
The New York association will give socia
entertainment at Curtiss hall tonight.